[PDF] Top 20 Clinical features and surgical outcome of patients with indolent brain tumors and epilepsy

... outcomes of 22 patients with medically refractory epilepsy and slow growth brain ...the clinical, electrophysiological, operative, and histopathological ... See full document

... frequency, clinical features, neuroimaging and pathological results, and outcome after pharmacological or surgi- cal intervention for a series of pediatric patients ... See full document

... for patients with refractory temporal lobe epilepsy and mesial temporal sclerosis (TLE-MTS); it has resulted in a 60–70% seizure remission rate and significant quality of life ... See full document

... study of 81 patients with low-grade astrocytoma (LGA) comparing the efficacy of aggressive versus less aggressive surgery in eloquent and non-eloquent brain areas was ...Extent ... See full document

... history of psychiatric treatment, defined as any treatment with psychiatric drugs occurred in the past, was collected with patients in the first clinical interview, as well as family ... See full document

... incidence of tumors of Salivary glands is not uncommon in the surgical practice in Telangana ...178 patients with a clinical diagnosis of salivary gland ... See full document

... these patients are also at increased risk of infection by viruses or bacteria, becoming a recurrence in lung infections, more than any other population, corresponding to a high frequency of ... See full document

... one of the most common risk factors for epilepsy but its association with drug-resistant epilepsy remains ...Conjectures of an association with drug-resistant epilepsy ... See full document

... proportion of lightweight metals used in various industries for applications ranging from automotive components to aerospace parts etc ...microstructure and its inherent mechanical properties of ... See full document

... sition and the scalp incision is ...for brain relaxing. The skin flap is elevated and the perioste- um is cut along the superior temporal lines and posteri- or to the coronal sutures, ... See full document

... grubii/VNI, and 4 (5.6%) were identifi ed as C. gattii/VGII. Of these patients, 53 had an HIV ...incidence of cryptococcosis was higher among patients 20-40 years of age, ... See full document

... fractures and their prognostic and therapeutic ...influenced surgical management. Most compression and stable burst fractures should be treated ...intact patients with unstable ... See full document

... procedures. Surgical specimens from patients with intractable epilepsy were submitted to standard corticoamyg- dalohippocampectomy at the Sa˜o Paulo Hospital (Epilepsy Research ... See full document

... Sixty-nine patients co-infected by HIV and HCV Group B – Sixty-four patients mono-infected by ...from patients: age, gender, risk group for HIV-HCV infection, use of medications, ... See full document

... notion of insigniicant prostate cancer (Ins-PCa) has progressively emerged in the past two ...The clinical relevance of such a deinition was based on the fact that low-grade, small-volume, and ... See full document

... The following late clinical and laboratory changes were detected: electrocardiographic al- terations in 13 patients; incomplete blockage of the right branch in 2; hypoka[r] ... See full document

... cases of psychiatric comorbidities in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) ...neuropathological and connectivity changes might contribute to the development of psychosis and to the potential ... See full document

... flexible and offers a complex per- ...suitability of using a threshold, to assess its dependence on time or determine more than one ...analysis and the conditional hazard function provide a different ... See full document

... development of LOA. Such factors include, for example, the female gender, with LOA being more frequent in women, possibly due to hormonal influences ...percentage of women with LOA was higher ... See full document

... Success of 100% of specimens correctly excised in operat- ed patients is the success which is very close to success of Moh`s micrographic surgery (by Fleming only 1% of tumour relapse ... See full document